Lakeshore City Church

Lakeshore City Church Lakeshore is comprised of normal, everyday people who want to know God, His son Jesus, His gospel, and to learn how these things change how we live.

We are a community that prioritizes prayer, discipleship & evangelism.

Faith in action: Proud to watch our young members learn the heart and importance of serving on the Production Ministry.
09/11/2026

Faith in action: Proud to watch our young members learn the heart and importance of serving on the Production Ministry.

All church leaders and Kids Ministry volunteers are invited to our annual Emergency Preparedness Training. Youth volunte...
09/10/2026

All church leaders and Kids Ministry volunteers are invited to our annual Emergency Preparedness Training.

Youth volunteers are also welcome to attend.

Lunch will be provided, so please register in advance. We'll see you there!

What does it mean to be a woman of God? How can you influence others for God? Join us for a special morning with other w...
09/09/2026

What does it mean to be a woman of God? How can you influence others for God?

Join us for a special morning with other women of God as we enjoy sweet worship, opening the Word together, fellowship, and morning refreshments.

For more information, contact Linn at [email protected].

Join us as we go out into our community to pray for families and homes, and to engage in gospel conversations with those...
09/02/2026

Join us as we go out into our community to pray for families and homes, and to engage in gospel conversations with those we meet along the way.

Our time will include brief training, discussion, and prayer together as a team before we head into the neighborhoods.

For more information, email [email protected].

The first Wednesday of each month, Lakeshore comes together in prayer. The night includes worship, devotion, and a time ...
08/31/2026

The first Wednesday of each month, Lakeshore comes together in prayer.

The night includes worship, devotion, and a time to pray over one another, the community, and the world. Scripture teaches that we are called to be “devoted to prayer.” This is one of the many ways Lakeshore seeks to live this out and glorify God together. Colossians 4:2

A pure heart is not a perfect heart. It is a heart cleansed by God's grace and claimed by God. In Matthew 5:8, Jesus say...
08/29/2026

A pure heart is not a perfect heart. It is a heart cleansed by God's grace and claimed by God. In Matthew 5:8, Jesus says, “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” The promise is remarkable: those whose hearts have been transformed by God will increasingly see and know His beauty, goodness, holiness, mercy, and presence.

The Bible teaches that our greatest problem is not merely what we do on the outside, but what is happening within our hearts. Our thoughts, desires, loves, values, and priorities are all affected by sin. Sin clouds our vision, divides our affections, and draws our hearts toward things that compete with God.

Yet the gospel gives us hope. We cannot make our own hearts pure. David prayed, “Create in me a clean heart, O God,” and God promises to give His people a new heart and a new spirit. Through Christ, we are cleansed from sin, declared righteous, and transformed from the inside out.

A pure heart is also an undivided heart. It is not a heart that never struggles with sin, but a heart that recognizes there is only one rightful King. It desires to know God, honor God, please God, and enjoy God above everything else.

Like a telescope whose vision is restored when its flaw is corrected, our hearts begin to see more clearly when God works in us. The beauty of God has never changed. His glory has never diminished. The problem has always been our vision.

So the question is not simply, “Are my actions right?” but “Where is my heart?” What do we love? What do we desire? What competes with God for our devotion?

May we continually depend on God's grace to cleanse our hearts, purify our desires, and remove the things that divide our affections. And as He does His transforming work within us, may we grow in our desire to see God more clearly and live wholeheartedly for Him.

A pure heart is a heart cleansed by grace and claimed by God.

Following Christ does not make us immune to trials. In fact, Acts 14 reminds us that the Christian life will often invol...
08/22/2026

Following Christ does not make us immune to trials. In fact, Acts 14 reminds us that the Christian life will often involve hardship, opposition, and persecution. Paul and Barnabas had just experienced intense opposition, yet they returned to the places they had been forced to leave and encouraged the disciples to remain faithful.

Trials are not meaningless interruptions in the Christian life. God can use them to refine our faith, develop perseverance, strengthen our character, and draw us into deeper dependence on Him. As Scripture reminds us, the testing of our faith produces endurance, and endurance produces maturity and hope.

Paul and Barnabas understood that the mission was greater than their comfort or safety. They continued to encourage believers and remained focused on proclaiming the gospel. Their example challenges us to ask whether we are willing to remain faithful when following Christ becomes difficult.

We may face different kinds of trials: financial difficulties, fear, discouragement, relational struggles, physical suffering, or spiritual battles. But none of these circumstances change God's faithfulness. Our present troubles are temporary, while the hope we have in Christ is eternal.

The Christian life is not about avoiding every hardship. It is about learning to trust God through them. He gives us His Word to guide us, His Spirit to strengthen us, and His people to encourage us along the way.

When trials come, don't give up. Stay faithful. Keep your eyes on Christ. The trouble is temporary, but God's promises are eternal.

Coming Up: Saturday, August 22Ladies, join us Saturday, August 22, for our Sisterhood Summer Prayer Meeting.We'll spend ...
08/18/2026

Coming Up: Saturday, August 22

Ladies, join us Saturday, August 22, for our Sisterhood Summer Prayer Meeting.

We'll spend an hour together answering God's call to pray.

📍 At the church
🕙 10:00-11:00 AM
• No childcare
• No registration required

Questions? Contact [email protected]. We hope you'll join us!

Coming Up: THIS Saturday, August 15thMen, you're invited to Men's Breakfast this Saturday!Come enjoy breakfast, fellowsh...
08/11/2026

Coming Up: THIS Saturday, August 15th

Men, you're invited to Men's Breakfast this Saturday!

Come enjoy breakfast, fellowship, and discipleship as we grow together in Christ.

Don't forget to register using the link in our bio. We hope to see you there!

Our next Members' Meeting is coming up Sunday, August 9 at 5:30 PM.This is an important time for our Elders, Deacons, an...
08/05/2026

Our next Members' Meeting is coming up Sunday, August 9 at 5:30 PM.

This is an important time for our Elders, Deacons, and Ministry Leaders to share updates on what God is doing at Lakeshore and what's ahead in the life of our church.

Members' Meetings are potluck style, so please bring a dish to share. We look forward to gathering together!

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2175 Sampson Avenue #103
Corona, CA
92879

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